Salaries in Barbados

I am a Trinidadian who has recently earned a degree in Business Management. It is likely that I will be working in Barbados soon. Can anyone advise me of what I should expect in terms of the cost of living and salaries.

Thank you.

Jah Gol,

You left out some pertinent information like title, entry level position, working in government or private sector.

Its a Graduate Internship at one of the banks.I don't want to name it but I will say that it has branches throughout CARICOM Its supposed to involve exposure to management and leadership.

Jah Gol wrote:

Its a Graduate Internship at one of the banks.I don't want to name it but I will say that it has branches throughout CARICOM Its supposed to involve exposure to management and leadership.

The private sector pays much more than government. I'm quite certain you will be able to afford rent, pay utilities, buy food and have money left over. Good luck.

Thanks very much.

I am a qualified lawyer who is planning to relocate to Barbados. I redcently qualified to practice there but had to return to the UK to sort out some business. Can anyone provide me with info on what I can expect in terms of salaries in the private or government sector and what are the best law firms in Barbados.

Thank you.

I assume that you are Bajan - otherwise forget it there are more lawyers here than naywhere else I've ever been so a work permit would not be possible.

Salary levels here are in the B$35-65,000 range for new lawyers (depending upon whether you are working for a relative or not!!)

Dhillon Jnr wrote:

I am a qualified lawyer who is planning to relocate to Barbados. I redcently qualified to practice there but had to return to the UK to sort out some business. Can anyone provide me with info on what I can expect in terms of salaries in the private or government sector and what are the best law firms in Barbados.
Thank you.

Hi I am after salary information. How much would a senior manager for top accounting firm expect? Thanks, Darren

Hi Ebbie

Thanks for responding. Yes, I am a Barbadian so there is no need for me to get a work permit. Are the salaries you quoted considered to be good salaries in Barbados. Are you a lawyer? If so, may I ask what area of law do you practice and do you know what the top firms are in Barbados.

Thanks

Djr

i am a jamaican who wants to move to b'dos to practice commercial law. What is the salary like.

Darren wrote:

Hi I am after salary information. How much would a senior manager for top accounting firm expect? Thanks, Darren

Darren, it would depend on your industry and experience.

Hi, I recently got married to a Bajan, my family is from Barbados (Mother and Father) but I was born in Canada. I will be moving to Barbados to live with my husband. I am a teacher. How difficult is it get a job and what will I need to do to work there?

I am not from Mimico Canada. I am from Ontario, Canada.

Hi there, I am applying for a post in Barbados but the wage is quoted as Barbados Dollar 18,537.3 - 26,151.1 (USD9,176.88-12,946.08). Is this enough to live on though (i.e. rent a modest room/ live fairly modestly but with some treats! I am single with no dependents or significant expense?)? Thank you in advance for your help!

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Hi,
I work in the IT industry as a system tester, I test window base packages before the customer get to use it. And i was wondering if there is a demand for IT personnel in Barbados.
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